Christmas Streak 73/88: Geometry Rush #3

Geometry Level 3

In a parallelogram A B C D , \rm ABCD, draw a circle with diameter A B , \rm \overline{AB}, and pick a point E \rm E on the circle such that it's on the interior of the parallelogram.

It is given that B E \overrightarrow{\rm BE} meets with C D \overline{\rm CD} at point F , \rm F, where F \rm F is the midpoint of C D , \overline{\rm CD}, and that C \rm C is on A E . \overrightarrow{\rm AE}.

We also know that F B C = 2 5 . \angle \rm FBC = 25^{\circ}. Find the size of C E D \angle \rm CED in degrees.


This problem is a part of <Christmas Streak 2017> series .


The answer is 115.0.

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1 solution

Boi (보이)
Dec 18, 2017

Look at this thing on the right \longrightarrow

Aha, you notice that B C = D P \rm \overline{BC}=\overline{DP} by congruence of B C F P D F \rm \triangle BCF \equiv \triangle PDF

Now since D \rm D is the circumcenter of A E P , \triangle \rm AEP, we figure that D P = D E . \rm \overline{DP}=\overline{DE}.

Note that D P E = C B E = 2 5 . \rm \angle DPE=\angle CBE=25^{\circ}.

We now know that D E P = 2 5 . \rm \angle DEP=25^{\circ}.

Since C \rm C is on A E , \overrightarrow{\rm AE}, we already know C E F = 9 0 . \angle \rm CEF=90^{\circ}.

C F D = 11 5 \therefore~\angle \rm CFD=\boxed{115^{\circ}}

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